Alexa LeCureux loves her Air Force husband Zachary unconditionally. She does not, however, share the same sentiment when it comes to the current government he works for.
“I wanted to give the audience a bird’s eye view of a way to face the challenges of life."
“We have a very talented faculty that cares about these students. I think our faculty strives to meet the needs of our students and makes them accountable to our core values: honor, encouragement, character and service.
“If you’re giving (to an) organization, it’s not out of bounds to ask these questions. It’s not tying anybody’s hands … but we want them to justify getting the money.”
Due to unforseen circumstances, youngsters signed up for swimming lessons at Water Safety Academy will have to register with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany in order to participate this year.
Albany's sixth annual Juneteenth celebration is set for 1 p.m.-6 p.m. on June 20 at the Albany Civic Center. The event will include entertainment, food and activities for youngsters.
“It usually takes about five to seven days to complete a quadrant, depending on the weather. Running four, we can get to all four quadrants to make sure we get to citizens in a timely manner. Mosquitoes can carry diseases and they are a nuisance."
“We train youth and young adults across the state on substance-use prevention. It’s been incredible to partner with NAMI Albany. Through this training they will become youth prevention mentors."
Brandon Jones, 21, was fatally shot while in a car on Monday night. Albany police are seeking 10 individuals in connection with the homicide.
The placement of two traps will help take a bite out of the amount of trash making its way into the Flint River. The Flint Riverkeeper and partners will be involved in placing, monitoring and monitoring the traps as well as removing and disposing of trash and recyclables.
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